Motorsports Safety Solutions

08/27/2026

Another dual race weekend for event number 34 and event number 35 on the Motorsports Safety Solutions calendar we will be up in Cedar city Utah with Legacy Racing as well as Caliente Nevada with Snore Racing. We hope everybody has a great week Racing.

08/23/2026

Hours after the last vehicle left the start line for the BITD Vegas to Reno, the OTHER way, the Blade Works LLC team started the restoration process. For all you that raced, that means they are taking massive road graders over every mile of race course including the silt beds, mud pits, loose rocky crap, and every other part and restoring the land to smooth passable roads for all the Ranchers, Miners, Hunters and other enthusiasts that we all share our amazing Public Lands. Two skilled operators average between 20-30 miles a day along the course and will be out there for another week to 10 days getting it all cleaned up to ensure it is in great shape for our future. Thank you Bladeworks Team! And for those that notice the dual sport bike on the back of the blade, one of the operators does his daily miles, parks the grader, rides the bike back to his support vehicle and travel trailer and moves it up to the next spot to daily service and fuel the grader. There also may or may not able some random dirt trail exploring on his bike in his spare time!

08/22/2026

Little update about a story from earlier this week- 𝙋𝙊𝙇𝘼𝙍𝙄𝙎 𝙍𝙕𝙍 is taking care of getting a new motor installed for our medic team that lost an engine while responding from downed bike, to downed bike at the BITD Vegas to Reno. We are extremely Thankful and Grateful to get this fixed so this asset will be back up and running soon. Thank you Polaris!! You guys are amazing. Dropped off at Ridezilla and should be ready to going in just days.

08/22/2026

Bobble head time!! First race of the day up here at the NSRA Wild West Hare Scrambles. Beautiful day up here. Good luck to all racers.

08/22/2026

Made it to the famous The Overland Hotel & Saloon in Pioche Nevada for the second round of the NSRA series! One of our favorite areas to race in beautiful Lincoln County. See y’all tomorrow for event #33 on the Motorsports Safety Solutions calendar!

08/19/2026

Number 33 on the Motorsports Safety Solutions calendar: the NSRA Pioche Race. Excited to get up a little cooler and surrounded by tall green things for a couple days.

08/18/2026

We are so sorry to hear of the passing of Ernesto. He had a very rare passion within the Sand Drag community that built Dome Valley Raceway, and brought that addition to his family to carry on his passion. We bow our heads in condolences to his family and everyone that knew him.

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It is with heavy hearts that we share the sudden passing of our Dad, Ernesto Juarez, known to so many as “Mr. Dome Valley Raceway.”

For 30 years, Dad brought together people who shared his love for sand drag racing. Dome Valley Raceway was so much more than a race track to him. It was a community, and so many of you were a part of what made it so special to him.

Thank you for loving our dad and for being part of the Dome Valley Raceway family.

We will share details about our father’s services here once arrangements have been made.

08/17/2026

***Edit- it has been resolved by Polaris RZR!***

Calling on a favor from our extended off road racing family!!! Friday at the BITD Vegas to Reno, one of our medics was responding to his 2nd straight critical bike patient and blew the motor in his 2024 𝙋𝙊𝙇𝘼𝙍𝙄𝙎 𝙍𝙕𝙍 XP1000. Hole in the motor so we need a replacement. Of the literally hundred and hundreds of times my Motorsports Safety Solutions teams have helped Polaris Rzr Racers, there has to be someone that knows a guy that knows a guy that can get us a replacement from Polaris. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Please help us so we can always be ready to help you.

08/16/2026

Well, event 31 of the Motorsports Safety Solutions calendar is done and as expected, it was a spectacular event.

361 entries started the race, this year for the first time ever, in Dayton Nevada. That already puts many challenges on every aspect of the race. in a typical V2R, the last 40 miles is always the most challenging and this year we started the race with it! not just for all our "normal" (and I use that term loosely) racers , but we even had the youth class start in Dayton and race to Top Gun - More on that later.

Motorsports Safety Solutions tackled this race with 16 Medical teams, 9 dedicated retrievals and amazing support from Battle Born Medivac.

Bikes started at first light like every V2R and had to race into the sunrise and were followed by unlimited vehicles roughly 3.5 hours later. At noon, the limited cars started and a little after 2pm, the Youth racers started their race. For me personally, i focused on the youth and decided early on I would chase them in our Polaris General - a daunting task cause these kids hauled ass - About mile 16, I fount one upside down in the track. Got him upright and on his way - a mile down the road, one of young ladies was stopped right by the T917 that was having a bad day - she had two front flats. T917 pulled two tires from their car and fixed her up so she could keep going. Another mile, another your racer off course with a destroyed left front spindle. Grabber the racer and let the car and off we went. couple more miles down the road we found another youth with a flat tire and blown motor. towed him out to the road crossing delivered the other one to his family - 9 youth started the race and 6 were able to finish. I am really proud of this next gen of racers, and love that they are getting a place to learn how to desert race!

Down the course, our teams were helping several injured bike riders, rolled vehicles, broken bikes and vehicles, and stuck chase trucks...

For the first time in 16 years, I did not make it to the finish line. In fact I didn't even make it til the end of the race. at the end of the day though, that was my personal biggest take away from this race on our side. We had the dedicated people where we needed them, when we needed them. We broke lots of stuff, but we got where we needed to be to help racers.

A massive thank you to the entire Motorsports Safety Solutions team that made it happen this year. Also a massive thank you to my Wife Pixie, and Daughter Brooke, who are not only part of my team but helped greatly with logistics and things while I am dealing with a malfunctioning heart. Hopefully ill get a heart jumpstart in a couple days, some minor surgery in a few weeks, and be feeling better and able to return to helping my team the way they deserve to be supported.

By the numbers:

25 Motorsports Safety Solutions Teams
54 Team Members
505 miles of Race Course
Support from Battle Born Medovac with 3 Different helicopters

4 Patients transported

361 Entries / 973 Participants registered

and I have no friggin clue how many vehicles recovered / towed off the course.

and even less of a clue of how many chase trucks were recovered in silt...

Couple of teams are already headed to #32 on our calendar for the week, and #33 will be back to one of my favorite places, Pioche Nevada with the amazing team at Nevada State Racing Association for their race on Saturday!